Few wildlife experiences compare to seeing a tiger prowling through the undergrowth in its natural habitat, but with numbers remaining critically low, spotting one is far from guaranteed. Here are the best places to try your luck.
Travelling for an extended period not only results in cherished memories (and a new appreciation for fresh laundry), but also teaches us a lot about life – here are some of the biggest lessons Lonely Planet writers have learnt on the road.
Got the hots for Italy's idyllic Cinque Terre but left cold by the crowds? Head to one of these alternative Italian Riviera villages that are every bit as beautiful but not half as busy.
If you prefer solitude to crowds and DIY exploration over tailor-made tours, Peru’s north will dazzle, with sprawling archeological sites, high-altitude hikes and unique Amazonian cuisine – termites anyone?
From JRR Tolkien to Lewis Carroll, Oxford has long been as a stomping ground for the literary elite; now visitors can follow in their footsteps, exploring the haunts and hangouts that inspired some of their greatest works.
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